Jordan’s industrial exports surged to their highest level in more than a decade during the first 11 months of 2025, rising 9.3 per cent to $11.23 billion, according to official data.
The growth highlights the sector’s expanding role in the national economy, driven by diversified production and strong demand across Arab and European markets, according to a report by the Jordan Chamber of Industry carried by Jordan News Agency.
The agency added that the rise underscores “the sector’s growing weight in the national economy and its resilience amid regional and global headwinds,” noting that the figures point to a broad-based expansion driven by stronger external demand and a more diversified production base.
The growth comes as Jordan increasingly positions its industrial sector as a key driver of economic growth, job creation, and trade‑deficit reduction, in line with the nation’s Economic Modernisation Vision, which seeks to establish the country as a regional hub for high‑value exports.
The report showed that industrial exports made up nearly 92pc of Jordan’s total exports, underscoring the sector’s key role in maintaining the trade balance and driving economic growth.
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